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Movie Review
‘The Iceman’ inside the family man
The true story of Richard “The Iceman” Kuklinski is a fascinating subject but director/co-writer Ariel Vromen blows it.
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Markey defends lack of public events this week
“He’s been hiding,” said Republican Senate nominee Gabriel Gomez of his opponent, Edward Markey, who has not held a public event since last Sunday.
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Why do you love Boston? We asked. You answered.
When Boston.com asked readers to submit their reasons for loving Boston, the responses flooded in.
Exclusive Saturday preview | Dance Review
A bold, diverse opening night for Alvin Ailey
Thursday night’s concert by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater epitomized a vision of dance as a celebration of the tenacity of the human spirit.
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Red Sox 3, Twins 2 | 10th inning
Red Sox outlast Twins for 3d win in a row
Jonny Gomes’s sacrifice fly was the difference, with Koji Uehara then setting down the Twins, as the Red Sox won their third straight game.
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60 go to hospital after train collision
“I just gripped [a seat] because I felt the train sliding,” a passenger who was injured in the collision told The Associated Press.
Marathon bombings
Judge partially grants defense’s photo request
Judge partially grants defense’s photo requestThe judge said the US Bureau of Prisons can take photos of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, which his lawyers want to use to show his “evolving mental and physical state.”
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The Boston Marathon Wounded
Through pain, injured N.H. couple seeks joy
Despite injuries sustained at the Boston Marathon, Alvaro and Martha Galvis are concentrating on happier moments of their lives together.
Sports
Gronkowski may need back surgery, according to reports
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski will have his fourth arm surgery soon, and USA Today reports a disk problem may require surgery as well.
Metro
Greig’s 8-year sentence was justified, court rules
Catherine E. Greig was properly sentenced for helping “Whitey’’ Bulger remain on the run for 16 years, a federal court ruled.
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Nation & World
Treasury officials made aware of IRS complaints in 2012
A Treasury inspector general said today senior officials in the department knew of an investigation into complaints from tea party groups in June 2012.
Politics
Markey ‘hiding’ from D.C. controversies, Gomez alleges
Gabriel Gomez said Edward M. Markey has been absent from the campaign trail “in the midst of probably the worst scandals of a lifetime down in D.C.”
Business
Only 2 of 13 small SUVs do well in crash tests
Subaru’s 2014 Forester was the only vehicle to get the top ‘‘good’’ rating in the results released Thursday.
Arts
Maurice Hines taps into his history
At 69, Maurice Hines is intent on having a good time while showing off his still-formidable dance skills in “Tappin’ Thru Life.”
Movies
Movie Review
‘Sightseers’ has fun with serial killers
Darkly funny as it is, director Ben Wheatley’s film has undercurrents of genuine and very British weirdness.
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Globe Talk | May 22
Inside the Marathon bombings
Inside the Marathon bombingsGlobe reporters and editors talk about the horror and heroic efforts of a story that has touched us all.